Facebook help
 

Hello everyone, this s the first time Iv'e visited this website, I was looking to get help with a sorority name for my facebook. My name is Rhonda, a college student majoring in Accounting, sweet been in a 20 yr relationship. I am also pretty, smart and 5.5, 130 pounds.

QFP.

Even if this wasn't completely stupid I still don't understand your question.

that was rude
 

dont answer it then!

What is QFP?

You didn't really ask a question. You stated your height and weight, your major and said "sweet been in a 20 yr relationship". What does any of that have to do with a sorority or Facebook?

Are you trying to start a Facebook-based sorority?

What....the hell....is really going on?

Either that or she's playing sorority life and is lame enough to think that we should help her name it.

Well, fine, we won't. Because it didn't make any sense.

You'd think after being alive for at least... I don't know.. 33 years based on your post, you'd be able to write a coherent thought. Protip: Just because you're an accounting student, doesn't mean words aren't important.

If you aren't in a sorority - and I mean a REAL sorority with REAL LIVE HUMANS - you don't need a "sorority name."

If you want to join one of the ersatz sororities in the Sorority Life game, click at the bottom of the page where it says "forums" and go from there.

I still don't get what any of this has to do with her height, weight, age, relationship status, college major (Lordy, Lordy, don't college students learn how to write anymore?)??

I thought it was saying she was a 5.5 GPA student! I was thinking "..the hell?..."

Honors/AP classes are sometimes given an extra point (or two). My high school was 4.0 scale, honors classes were 5.0 and AP classes were 6.0. I think. Well now I'm not 100% sure, but I graduated over a 4.3 and I was... 5th in my class.

Ripoff! My honors and AP classes counted for nothing. :(

Our GPAs were weighted on a 5.0 scale in high school. You could achieve the 5.0 with AP, a 4.5 with Honors, and a 4.0 with regular level classes.

I slacked off in high school and got a 3.2, but that put me in the 58th percentile!!! I wasn't a happy camper. Especially when I was being compared next to people with 3.0's in the top 25% of their graduating classes.

Not fair when you graduate with 1300 other people. :P